Urban Design
Systematic Governance and Collaborative Innovation: The Innovative Practice Pathway of Integrated Planning-Construction- Governance in Hefei City
Jun Zhang
Abstract:As a sub-center city in the Yangtze River Delta region, Hefei has addressed the fragmented governance challenges of mega and super-cities through its “integrated planning-construction-governance” reform. By establishing the Municipal Planning Committee to enhance top-level design and municipal coordination, the city has developed a governance paradigm of “strategic coordination-professional empowerment-collaborative governance”. This approach reinforces the core role of administrative expertise, systematically upgrades citywide coordination mechanisms, and achieves dual improvements in governance efficiency and urban quality. This paper examines Hefei’s innovative urban governance practice. The practice demonstrates that this model, centered on systematic governance and collaborative innovation, reveals a viable pathway for mega-cities to transition from scale expansion to high-quality development, offering an “institutional solution” for Chinese-style modern urban governance.
Key wordsIntegrated planning-construction-governance    Systematic governance    Collaborative innovation    Mega and super-city governance
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